Lake Tikitapu, affectionately known as Blue Lake, is a local favourite and well known to regular visitors to Rotorua. Popular for swimming, boating, trout fishing and water sports, this small …

This lush lake is surrounded by bush-clad mountains and is popular with locals and visitors alike. Lake Tikitapu, also known as Blue Lake, is an exceptionally popular site for swimming and …

The Blue Lake (Tikitapu) is one of the closest lakes to Rotorua. You can swim, kayak, paddle board, water ski, sail, or fish for trout, right from our doorstep. Along with an easy walking track that circles the lake taking in beautiful beaches, native …

Lake Tikitapu, more commonly known as Blue Lake, is the smallest of four small lakes lying between Lake Rotorua and Lake Tarawera in the Bay of Plenty Region of New Zealand. The other three are Lake Rotokakahi (Green Lake), Lake Ōkāreka, and Lake Ōkataina.

Blue and Green Lakes, Rotorua - This is 'The Place to Go' to enjoy beautiful scenery and recreational activities. Māori names are Lake Tikitapu and Lake Rotok ā kahi. These two lakes sit side by side, and yes, one is blue and the other is green. Both can be viewed at a midway point, accessible by car and on foot.

Aug 24, 2020 · The Blue Lake is genuinely blue, and you get to see the Green Lake from afar while you’re at it. There’s a cafe and campsite right by the trail, and it’s a loop walk.

Enjoy native bush and quiet beaches. The track provides good opportunities to look out over the Blue Lake (Tikitapu) and Green Lake (Rotokakahi).

Lake Tikitapu, also known as Blue Lake, is a stunning recreational area located just 9 km southeast of Rotorua. The scenic reserve features family-friendly amenities, including picnic facilities, a playground, and public toilets for visitors.

Lake Tikitapu, aka the Blue Lake, is a great spot for summer swimming. A collapsed volcanic crater, the lake is relatively shallow, with the deepest bits being about 27m.

You'll love the Blue Lake Track, a scenic 5.5 km loop around the stunning Lake Tikitapu. The easy walk takes you through lush native bush and exotic conifers, with sandy beaches perfect for swimming. Access is simple, with parking available near the lake and stunning views from the lookout car park.